Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

In what format do you have addresses and street names stored? ... View more

Is your licensing current? This is strange. I am also on 2.5.2 and everything if functional. ... View more

Do you have an internet connection? If you do is it fast? ... View more

It does the date backwards so they can be sorted alpha numerically.  If it was just a date you could sort by the date itself. so it will sort by year, month day, time. ... View more

I have been trying to get something different into the image name and have not been successful. If you get something working I would love to see it. I have my surveys set up to include the created_by so I it is in there. ... View more

Could you be more specific?  You used the term data driven pages so I will go on the assumption you are referring to ArcMap and not Pro. Where are you trying no to show the column's. In a manner as shown in your example.  I do not believe that is possible in ArcMap. You could script it out in a pop up in Pro ... View more

Your touching on my biggest dislike about Pro is the inability to use .mdb's   Of which I had substantial formulas. Our company went Enterprise GIS so everything is now in SDE which like .gdb cannot be used like .mdb Without know the specifics of what your have in Access I would hazard to guess you may need to find a python or arcade solution or simply change the way you complete the pre-existing tasks. There have been a number of Ideas submitted to give .gdb's MS Access like functionality via Catalog. ... View more

I have that experience. My first 14 years I spent most of the time converting AutoCAD to ArcGIS.  I have converted at least 12 electric cooperatives.  The worst one was where the person who drew it thought their units were feet when in actuality they were mm. Unfortunately the electric cooperatives I was working with still wanted paper map books I had to offset the entire system by about 200 feet from the road centerline.  When they eventually wanted to go online I had to move the entire system to more of the real world. Like Kathy I did it myself. IF you use air photos make sure you use the same photos that someone will be viewing with later.  In our case the stock ESRI Base photos. What I did was I created a standard 33 foot ROW buffer around the road centerlines. I then created a new attribute that I called original shapelength. I then populated it with the shape length.  I then added the primary in a second time. Definition query shape length = originalshape length and the second shape Length <> original shapelength  the <> one I then made as a large magenta line.  the second one was not selectable but I could then easily see what had been moved.  I then just when through and moved it with snapping to the buffer.  However, in many cases  you may find that you will be able to see the actual pole, in those cases I moved it to the pole. I would strongly recommend only doing this in ArcMap and not PRO. As far as renumbering. I was fortunate enough to not be in a position to have that type of numbering system. We are simply Twp number, section number and then a unique 1 to three digit number  like  65-02-103 I have a lot of experience with this type of conversion so please feel free to reach out with questions. ... View more

When in editing mode from the templates select the polyline feature class you want to draw. ... View more

your row in the spreadsheet should look like the above.  the name should not contain special character other than underscore.  When you take the photo it should automatically attach date and time. Do you have editor tracking enabled on your feature?  ... View more

2013 MacBook Air uses an Intel integrated graphics and most likely will not be able to handle those types of graphics. ... View more

Do you need to have the points? Is there data you need at those points? If not just use the polyline tool and create your lines.  If you need the points you can run the vertices to points tool ... View more

To properly geocode an address the centerlines have to be set up with address ranges. A common set up is   FromLeft, FromRight, ToLeft, and ToRight. Centerline direction should be oriented in increasing direction.  In a basic example say the right hand intersection of your example is where the lowest numbers are. And the left hand side is odd and the right is even.  Say the first house on the left is 205,  you may want your FromLeft to be 201. and the FromRight to be 200 However, in this case chances are no more houses will be built on this street so you could start with 205 and the FromRight should be one higher or lower.  To further complicate things geocoding works better when your polyline segments are shorter. ... View more

Is there such a thing? Are you referring to jobs posted AT the conference?  GIS Lounge is probably your best bet. ... View more